Kundapur: K Sneha becomes first ST woman from region to complete MBBS, MD


Daijiworld Media Network – Kundapur (TP)

Kundapur, Dec 12: Marking a significant achievement for the Scheduled Tribe community, K Sneha Kundapur from Ulthoor, Thekatte, has become the first girl from the region’s ST community to successfully complete both MBBS and MD degrees.

Sneha, the eldest daughter of V Ganesh and Jayshree Shedgeri, has carved an inspiring path through dedication and academic excellence. She completed her early schooling at Ankola Nirmala Hrudaya School and Holy Rosary School, Kundapur, before moving to Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Hebri. She pursued her Pre-University education at Alvas, Moodbidri.

Sneha completed her MBBS at A J Institute of Medical Sciences, Mangaluru, and later pursued further medical studies at a medical college in New Delhi. After completing her one-year service at PHC Kota, she continued her postgraduate studies and successfully completed her MD from a reputed medical college in New Delhi.

Her achievement has brought pride to her family, community and the region, standing as a motivating example for young students, especially girls from marginalised backgrounds, to aspire toward higher education and professional excellence.

 

 

  

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